E2 F6 ??? What the? Oven came with house, no manual.

Error Code F6-E2 means that your oven temperature sensor has failed as well your electronic control board.

The oven temp sensor, electronic control board and the touchpad must be replaced. Before you decide what to do, check the thermal fuse at the control panel first. If blown, replace it and the temp sensor. If you are lucky the control board may still be good.

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E2 F6 means that your oven temperature sensor has failed as well your electronic control board.

The oven temp sensor, electronic control board and the touchpad must be replaced. Before you decide what to do, check the thermal fuse at the control panel first. If blown, replace it and the temp sensor. If you are lucky the control board may still be good.

F3 error code is telling you the oven temperature sensor has failed on the oven. You can access the oven sensor from inside the oven. The sensor is a stainless steel probe about 1/4 inch in diameter and several inches long. Disconnect the power to the oven and remove the screws that secure the probe to the rear oven wall and you can usually pull it into the oven.

WHEN MY OVEN KEPT BEEPING AND LATER IT WOULD NOT OPERATE, I CALLED THE LOCAL COMPANY WHO SOLD MT THE OVEN...(KITCHEN CONCEPTS), THEY FORWARDED ME TO THEIR SERVICE COMPANY WHO CAME OUT AND LOOKED AT THE ERROR CODES AND SAID, "THERE IS NOTHING BUT BAD NEWS) THE CIRCUITS IN THE OPERATING CIRCUITS HAVE BEEN BLOWN OUT BY SURGES...IT WILL COST $538 TO REPLACE THEM....HIS STORY WAS THAT IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD, THERE ARE A MULTITUDE OF SURGES...MY QUESTION IS WHY THE HELL DOES WHIRLPOOL PUT OUT A $1100 OVEN WITH NO PROTECTION FOR SURGES....CHECKING ON THE NET, I SAW MANY BAD FEATUIRES ON MY OVEN....DON'T USE THE OVEN CLEANER AS IT WILL COOK YOUR CIRCUIT BOARDS AND SEVERAL OTHER....WHAT A PIECE OF ****....I AM GOING TO WRITE THE COMPANY AND *****....TO NO AVAIL, THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP....

I had this same problem last night.. I have been having problems with the oven shutting off on preheat.. That sort of stopped. Last night lost power to the house. When it returned the oven was beeping and flashing PBR. I turned off the breaker for a few mins. last night and it returned. It was bugging me so much that turned it off the whole night. Woke up this morning turned the breaker back on and it stopped. I don't think this is the total solution. I am thinking that eventually I am going to have to replace power board in this oven. Hope it works!

I have a whirlpool stove and when I try to clean it after awhile it starts beeping and comes accross with E1 & F5 the oven when its to clean dosen't seem like its locking. How can I fix this problem. Ive missplaced my book somewhere and can't seem to find it. My timer and clock is digital. Can you help me solve this problem? Thanks!

HI, no need to replace the unit at this time. this is a Open or shorted oven temperature sensor (RTD).

Check sensor harness and harness connection between oven sensor and oven control. Replace oven temperature sensor (RTD) if wiring is ok.

Get rid, you do not want to try to fix this. Very dagerous. It could set your house on fire.

Your husband is correct, kind of. You should not try self clean again until you get the oven repaired. You have a temp sensor going out. I doubt that the oven actually got too hot, most likely the resistor in the sensor is failing as it heats up and giving a false temp reading.Since the lower oven was operating at the time, it is probably the sensor in the lower oven. Don't use it for baking until you get it repaired. It will go out completely and shut down both ovens. You should be able to get a new sensor for around $30 and they are not hard to replace.

The oven won't set your house on fire during clean mode if the cabinets were built with the correct air space and dimensions, but they do get very hot, about 800 degrees F. Most ovens give no trouble during the clean cycle, but if there is any weak components in the electronics system it will show up then. It will give you less trouble over time if you don't use the self clean mode and just manually clean it.

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